Can MFC and DotNet together be used in VC++.Net ?

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Ashutosh Mehta

I think both can not be worked together as if you are going with .NET, you
will have to work with Managed C++ but yes, at the same time, you can have
some code snippet that is unmanaged. So, you can take combination where you
include both managed and unmanaged code...

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For, GATES [ISS 24365 Company]
Ashutosh Mehta
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I think both can not be worked together as if you are going with .NET, you
will have to work with Managed C++ but yes, at the same time, you can have
some code snippet that is unmanaged. So, you can take combination where you
include both managed and unmanaged code...

--
Regards,

For, GATES [ISS 24365 Company]
Ashutosh Mehta
Tel : +91-079-26585855 / 26585841 / 26583760, +91-9825077820
 
IMRAN said:
Hi!

I am just exlporing VS.NET and want to know about
VC++.net.

Can anyone briefly describe it?
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VC++.NET (VC7 or 7.1) is a C++ compiler that can target both native (x86)
and managed (.NET). The compiler fully supports MFC, ATL, STL and all the
other C++ libraries that you've been using for years.

Can MFC and .NET be used together? Absolutely. In fact, you can compile
MFC into MSIL (.NET code) and run an MFC application as managed code if you
wish. You can also mix native and managed code in a single executable -
something that no other .NET language can do.

-cd
 
The book "Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework" by Tom Archer
describes exactly this scenario with the current product.

For a preview of what is coming in Whidbey and beyond, you can take a look
at Anson Tsao's presentation at the PDC if you have access to these (e.g.
through MSDN Universal).

Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
 
Hi!

I am just exlporing VS.NET and want to know about
VC++.net.

Can anyone briefly describe it?

Thanks in advance

Imran
 
Yes, sorry about that.

Ronald

Nishant S said:
URL for the book :-
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/032117352X/103-6620436-5659025

Incidentally Ronald, I co-authored it with Tom :-)

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Nish [VC++ MVP]
http://www.voidnish.com /* MVP tips tricks and essays web site */


Ronald Laeremans said:
The book "Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework" by Tom Archer
describes exactly this scenario with the current product.

For a preview of what is coming in Whidbey and beyond, you can take a look
at Anson Tsao's presentation at the PDC if you have access to these (e.g.
through MSDN Universal).

Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
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